New form state management code (ALPHA) in being released (tests running first). The book has been updated to describe this new support: http://book.fulcrologic.com/#_form_state_support_a_id_formstate_a_alpha_version_2_1_4

Version 2.1.4 is up on Clojars

you've spelled version as verstion in title

@tony.kay - On the semantic-ui-wrapper README you wrote: “The NPM support in Clojurescript is not yet advanced enough to support using Semantic UI directly”. Is this still true? Can you possibly elaborate on what the problems are? I was thinking of testing out material-ui (version 1.x-beta) via npm-deps, but if there obvious issues I won’t even go down that road at the moment.

i did a little thing that other people might find useful https://github.com/romnous/fulcro-datatable

@pithyless That comment is out of date, but may still be true. It doesn’t work with cljs proper, but it may in fact work fine with shadow-cljs.

The way the library is distributed, it doesn’t get detected properly…I don’t remember what goes wrong, but last time I tried it (which was on a very recent version of cljs proper) it did not work, even with some tinkering.

The wrappers I wrote, I more wrote to integrate the docstrings (which it can do from the generated docs of semantic ui react).

I don’t remember if I tried material ui…I’m pretty sure I got one of them to work “out of the box”. I know I tried a few login components (e.g. google/github/facebook) and most of those has a working version….but again, shadow-cljs support is so much improved over the standard cljs, that I would not waste my time even trying the standard cljs in a project if I wanted external npm deps.

cljsjs.material-ui is one of the bad cljsjs deps since its bundle its own React version. so you have to be extra careful not to end up with 2 separate react versions on the page

shadow-cljs indeed fixes that 😉

Thanks for the heads up. I got a skeleton project running with the new lein template for shadow-cljs. I submitted a short PR of some issues I hit, but otherwise - excellent job with the docs @tony.kay 🙂

great…yeah, I don’t have the time right now to test everything to the nth degree, so I appreciate the help

@pithyless Those changes are up on clojars. Thanks!

getting

Error loading cider.nrepl.middleware.test: java.lang.RuntimeException: Invalid token: ::clojure.test/once-fixtures, compiling:(cider/nrepl/middleware/test.clj:98:57)
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to resolve var: cider.nrepl.middleware.test/wrap-test in this context

I do not maintain the CIDER stuff…I just included what others suggested. Feel free to add needed dependencies/middleware

in a PR

do you know where that dependency is coming from? i’m not using cider my self

oh, you mean the REPL won’t even start?

try:

yep

lein run -m clojure.main

that works, but was trying lein repl coz the prior has crappy command-line editing support for some reason

you could also remove the repl-options

rlwrap lein run -m clojure.main

middleware at least

doesn’t help either. strange

a bunch of middleware is injected into CIDER in order to get it to work with various things. If you remove that middleware, I’m guessing lein repl will work.

but CLI editing is not built into either…

remove it from where? (sorry picking up clojure after a long hiatus). FYI i didnt add anything to what lein new fulcro .... generated

project.clj

near the bottom

there is a :repl-options

cemerick.piggieback/wrap-cljs-repl ?

yep, get rid of the middleware and see if that helps

could just be some version mismatch stuff when I updated versions

no luck

Open an issue and I’ll look into it. For now, you can get CLI editing with rlwrap

the command I gave ealier.

Also, IntelliJ and Cursive are free for non-commercial use

I recommend them

nevermind! turns out i had the dependency in my .lein/profiles.clj (which i must have added years ago)

ah, yeah, I wondered if it might be something like that